A Boy Called Christmas

Style and Technique

Matt Haig's «A Boy Called Christmas» is written in the style of a magical fairy tale with elements of an adventure novel. The language is simple and accessible, making it appealing to children and teenagers. The author uses vivid descriptions and metaphors to create an atmosphere of magic and wonder. Literary techniques include elements of humor and irony, which help maintain the reader's attention and make the story more lively and engaging. The narrative structure is linear, with a clear plot development and gradual character revelation. The story is told from a third-person perspective, allowing the author to delve deeper into the main character's inner world and experiences. The book also features elements of folklore and mythology, adding a special charm and depth.